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TuR Tory Government might contribute
10 a solution OF the bread.and-butter prob.
lem Of tho poor of Ireland by pressing
them into the constabulary to evict the
poor creatures who "must TO-" The only
trouble about that would be that some OF
them have too much heart to serve. IN
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Dry Goods Failure. ),

New YoRK, July 8. John NJ. and
Francis 9. slade, compouing the firm Of
John slade & Co., dry'goods merchants,
at 81 Leonard street, made an assignment
this afternoon 10 Walter s. Warren, giving
preferences to the amount OF S2O2 llO,
Among the preferred creditors are the
Bank Of of}America, $50. 900; Importers and
Traders National Bank, $40 900; CLARK.
Fails & Co., $50, 600; g. W.. keynoIds &.
Co., sl5 0S2; Minor Manufacturing Com.
pany, $7,705, and Central National Bank,
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Mr.. PowDEnLy took the quantity and
quality Of our immigration for Fourth
OF July text. By the time the reports are
ali in it will probably appear that good
many speakers struck that keynote. The
people are thinking on this subject, and
public spsakera who talk on it are sure Of
A hearing. '-
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Air Brakes Failed 10 Work.

GARDINER, Me-, July 5.---A mail train
and local passenger train on the Maine
Central railroad collided this forenoon at
Farmdale siding, owing to the failure Of
the air brakes on the mail train to hold.
Both engineu were badly smashed, and
the tender Of the mail train swas tele'
scoped in the postal car: Ono lady pas:
ssenges was quite severely cut about the
head. Engineer James Leavitt. Of the
mall train, received serious internal In.
luries, and Conductor John levitt, OF the
Sest.bound train, suffered a severe scalp
wound and was badly bruised, +, \.
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lr a pity thas it did not occur to Graf
ton to provide herself with at least q
chemica! engine in the hands Of 9 we'll or
garized company. Grafton is not alone
in this matter, and yet smaller towns are
fairly proyided with protection against
fire. 1t vii! not do to trust to luck, orito
rely upon distant places being able to
come to !he relcue in time. \,
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Possibly the formal accommodation
oiDr. McGlynn haa not yet been launched
at him. II he be patient man he will be
able to wsit g little longer. When it hits
him ho will know he has been struck. He
will find some Of his following slipping
away. They won't all join him in making
faces at the Pope. IN
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Drified to Sea.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 5.-Prol. Charles
=. Grinly accompanied by a newspaper
reporter made a balloon ascension from
Lincoln park yesterday. at the height Of
three thousand feet the balloon str1cki a
Weaterly current and was carried swiftly
out to sea. An attempt was made to land
on one OF the Islands in the herbor but
without avail, and the balloon descended
three miles from shore in yPasco Bay.
The men were dragged through the water
at a rapid rate, for two miles when they
we're rescued in an exhausted condition
by the crew, of q yacht, 1s-.sT.' 81
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Not Excom IL, ,uu,cn,.r,, Va.

New YoRk, July 5.-Archbishop Corri-
gan to-day said he had received no notice
Of tho forwarding Of orders for the formal
excommunication OF Rev. Dr.. McGlynn,
late pastor Of St. Stephens church.
, me Archbishop would say nothing fur.
ther, but one Of those in attendance nnnn
him said that If such orders had been sent ant
from Rome they would arrive \ in due
course Of time and then receive the atten-
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.VIolatlng ,l,o ordInnnna..

MsADylLLE, Pa, July 5.-The Mayor Of
the city has Issued summons to several
prominent citizens commanding them to
appear to answer the charge Of violating
the ordinance on July i, BY dischareing
fire crackers and other explosives in the
streets and public places. There will be
an interesting trial and one which will
attract attention. .l5S55i N s5afi.
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: Through n Collnnsinr Roof

i, suseuEHASxA, Pa, July 5.--Filteen per
sons y t1A'@ were hurt, some quite seriously, by
the y collapse Of the roof Of the dining hall
at Beebe's Park to-day. .Ss3[5
st. Johns Catholic Church held bic.
NC ct the Park. A large crowd assem-
b!ed In tho afternoon to { witnepa q
game Of base ball. Before the game
commenced a number OF .boya
crawled to the roof OF the dining hall and
It suddenly collapsed, burying them Hnd
those inside. In the debris. Fifteen per-
sons we're taken out, some badly hurt,
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Tho Fidelity lhnk,

WASHINGTON, d. O. July 5,-Oomp.
troller Trenholm to-day received state.
ment from Bank Examiner snide, in Re.
gard to the affairs Of the Fidelity National
Bank on Juno 80, the date Of its suspen.
sion. He declined to make 1t public to.
day, as he decided to have it carefully
considered before doing 90. It was sub.
ssquentiy stated that the books of the
bank we're kept go loosely that it was
likely the examination now being made
would show them to be nearly $500, 900
out Of tho way. ,5iiS5
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GENOA, July "a committee is being
organized here to arrange for the celebra-
ton Of the four hundredth anniversary Of
the discovery Of America by Columbus.
All the States Of America will be invited
to send representatives to the celebration.
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Another Fur l,obb.r cncc,

CLEVELAND, o., July 5.-A despatch
from East Lansing, Mich, to Chief of Po.
lice schmitt says that Mathew Kennedy,
alias McMunn, the fur robber, who was
rescued at Rsvenna, is in custody in that
town. An officer has been sent for requisi-
ton papers to bring him here. : l
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4 Expenditures Of tho treasury, .y,

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 5.-The pay
ments from the Treasury on account OF
pensions since the frat inst, amount to
nearly ST., ,000, 900. The expenditures so
far this month exceed the receipts by over
$4,000, 900, and there Ia every indication
increased throughout the month. II is
still maintained at the Treasury Depart.
msnt that the large expenditures to be
made between now and tho first Of Sep.
tember will reduce the Treasury surplus
to about $S6, ,000, 900 by the last named date.
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Two Exhibition Games THIS Week.,

Last evening alter some correspondence
had been had with the management Of
the IVY. W. Bells" PittsburghIs crack
semi-proiessional base ball club, arrange.
ments were completed tor two games Of
ball to be played at the Island ball park
by the Wheeling club and the Bells on
Friday and, Saturday Of this week. The
Bells have been here before and those
who have seen them play know that they
can play good strong ball. It is an al
most assured fact that the two games to
be played here will be warmly contested
and well worth witnessing. There should
DO large turnout Of people in order to
encourage the reorganized club. ,'1 7.
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Jacob Sharp Growing INora

NRw YoRK, July 5.--Jacob sharp's
health has been gradually growing worse
since he has been lodged In Ludlow street
jail to await sentence Tor bribery. To-day
bis illness had increased so much that he
was unable to leave his bed and his friends
have become alarmed, a \, ;.
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GRAFTON SCORCIIED
ny A BIG coNrLAanAT1oN
Early Yesterday Morning...rwOnty-t y-thres
Houses Totally Destroyed before tho
Flames nrs Checked...Loss About
N.HG Seventy. five Thousand Dollars. W.
Special Dipa.eh to the I,itl,iqe,etr,

Special Dispaleh to the InttliQenotr. sltfrg
GRAFTON, W. VA, July 5.-The mosl
destructive Are that evcr visited the town
broke ont this morning about four o'clock
When discovered an alarm was sounded
and the citizens responded en- mAsse, but
the flames already had full possession oI
all the wooden building filled with In
flammablc material, and without fire ap'
paratus the efforts Of the people to stay
the deyouring element were useless, and
nearly everybody wont to work removing
the goods from stores and houseu, and
furniture Of the occupants Of the dwell.
Ing houses and hotels that were in.
evitably doomed. The fire continued to
rage for three hours, and was not gotten
under control, before three Of the largest
hotels Of the town, two furniture stores,
other business rooms, such IS drug stores,
millinery. tobacconisls, notions, &C., in
clujing tho standard.Entsrpriss printing
office and tho book Office Of the State su.
preme court printer had been completely
destroyed. An engine telegraphed Tor at
Parkeraburg reached here In a run OF two
hours and twenty minutes, but too late 10
save any property. lsa 5l '8@S&
They, however, did good service in play.
ing upon the smoking ruins. The origin
Of the fire Is supposed to be either incen.
diary or spontaneous combustion. A
slight blaze was discovered yesterday after.
noon in the building in which tho fire
started thismorning, but was ex.ineuished
without serious damage. The probabili.
ties are that some fire was left unuoticed
which smouldered until this morning,
when the destructive blsze resulted.
Thers is very little insurance, due to the
large rate demanded by the insurance
companies on risks in that vicinity. The
only facility for extinguisbing fires here
is that Of the bucket brigade, and although
upon the first alarm tho citizens respond.
ed in large numbers aud worked mantully
the flames could not be aubdusd on ac.
count Of the infamnsble materials In the
buildings. glfIN ,TI7
= Twenty-three houses in all were totally
destroyed, most Of them mex penslye
frames. The total loss will not much ex-
ceed $4,000. 95s5 T.,
AS near as can be Estimated tonight,
the partial Losses are as follows: ,5
E. NJ. Brown, Of the New Valley House,
loss SIS, 900; insured for 81, 900.
y I. E. Cole, almost total loss OF furniture
and stock: insurance s., 500.
HI. Musler, hardware, total loea; in
Linnie jarrett, house; insurance ST 900.
Isaac Evans, building, insurance 81 900.
Other small policies to the amount of
$500 are held by different parties. The
larger portion Of the inaurance is under
stood to be held in the .Roysl Insurance
Company, Of Cincinnati. Every building
in the burat district is total loas and
mos! OF the contents were destroyed.
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Coop reports Of Buffalo Bill continue to
come across the deep blue sea. Our wild
wessern representative hasn't forgotten
the land Of lis birth, and he flies tho
American Eagle in the very face Of the
sarly old Lion. May we not hurrah for
lVtli....O ..I ~. |.Ee W. ,,t
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TOWN WIPED OUT
BYs AN 1NCENDiARY FIRE.
Clarendon, Pa, Laid In Ashes and Eleven
hundred Hundred People Rendered Homeless..A
S Prominent Hotel Keeper Arrested
E.5tti on tho Charge of ArAon.

ERIE, Pa, July ga special to the
Eris Dispatch says: At 0:3O o'clock on
Monday evening fire started in what Is
known as the old Snow planning mill, at
Clarendon, seven miles eaat OF Warren on
the ?. 4 .. R. R., and shortly afterwards
another was seenisauing from the Weaver
hotel, owned by John Mahoney. There
was a brisk southwest wind blowing and
the fire swept over the frame buildings
like whirlwind. The fire department
being small was unable to cope with the
two fires, and appeals for aid wero sent
to Warren. A steamer and hook and
ladder truck and two full fire compa-
nlea were sent, arriving at Clarendon at
1850. Every effort was made to save the
town, but the depot OF the Philadelphia
q Erie railroad was the only building Of
consequence saved. The area burned over
Is about twenty acres. Tho value Of the
buiIdings destroyed is $500 roughly
estimated, while the insurance is small.
The adjussers are now on the ground.
ELEVEN HUNDRED PEOPLE HOMELESS,
II is estimated that 1,l0O people arc
homeless tonight.
Some are camped cut at Clarendon,
while Home have been taken to Warren,
from which place the provisions were
sent. Rough lumber is being sent to
Clarendon as fast as possible in order that
shelter may be provided for those burned
out. 1t ia now we'll established that the
fire Was OF iucendiary origin. Public ru-
NOR at Clarendon says that two weeks ago
when the liquor licenses we're refused to
the applicants in Warren county, Ma.
honey, proprietor Of the Warren House,
threatened to fire the town If the decision
OF the court was not reversed in two
weeks. This morning after the fire burn
ed out the citizens looked about for Ma.
honey, for one Of the fires started in his
room In the hotel, but he was not to be
lO1lN.
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Injured by FIreworks 1:.p,os,on.
A brutal Ar

NEW YoRK, July Eddie Weldon.
aged II years, was shooting Of fire crack.
ers last night in front Of John Flinn's sa-
loon in Cedar street. Flynn told the bow
q T, uesls!, out was unheeded. Thereupon
F Elynn nred three shots from a revolver at
Eaole. One ball smashed tho boys right
knee to pieces. Eddie will likely die of
me injury, and Flynn to-day in court was
held to await the outcome. ~ - ! "''o .'E4.
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Shot In n Sham Rattle.

oLEs'v7ELASD, O., July I. 5.-During sham
battle at Delta, Fulton county, yesterday,
Postmaster W.R. Huntington was fatally
shot. He lived but short time alter the
shooting. How bullet got in among tie
blank cartridges which the troops we're
suppose to use, no one can explain. se
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How Nellie DIstl, '

! WATERBURY, COM, July 5.-Nellle
Case, IS years OF age, Of Collinsville,
pointed q pistol at the head OF a
friend yesterday, then at herself. The
weapon was discharged and as result
Nellie is dead. d AZ 3 81 q q
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Crushed In an Elevator.

sTkunEsvlLLE, O., July 5.-This even
ing about 5 o'clock Ben Fisher, a pig
metal wheeler, employed at the Jefferson
steel plant, was ascending the elevator
when in some manner he got caught be-
tween the side and the platform, and be.
fore the elevator could be stopped was
crushed to death. He was aged about 25
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Killed by BurstInr Cnnnou

CHICAGO, July ga Journal special
from l1 Wheeler, Mich, says: Last night a
cannon burst killing Mr.. Mills and seri.
ously injuring several others. AT the adj
Joining village OF Ithstra the Areworks
exploded prsmaturely, fatally iniuripp
Coi. snediker and burning several others
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TIE President did not find it tconvenient
10 ieita.with- -aby.of-his fellow citizens in
the celebration Of Independence Day.
James q. Blaine, though far from his ma.
tive land, was heard from In patriotic
speech. Some men are not like some
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Now Money Order Onices.

WAsHlSoroN, July 5.-Three$ hundred
and atty-6vs ne Y money order Offices
we're established to-day by the Postmaster
General. Those in West Virginia were:
Benwood, Marshall county, BEaxton Q. b.
and Webater. n 81 II, y ~, A i
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"TuE aspiring youth who fred the
Epheaian dome" couldn't hold candle
10 that ambitious patriot who scaled
Mount Hoods lofty summit and lit q
Fourth Of July bon fire up there in the
clouds. Our patriotism is flying high this
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Several others, in leaping or being
pushed OIL. were more or less injured, but
were able to go home without assistance.
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! Fntnl Dynn m,ta Exnln.io,,n,

Pl'EsrH, July 5.-During the drill at
jazz ;Bereny, the capital Of Jasygla, Hun.
gary, Yesterday, . dynamite cartridge ex. ,s;.
ploded prematarely, killing 27 men and
lnluring 4S others. OF the killed four
were oficera, b 4, - -.
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At INDIANAPOLIS Wash, 4; Ind, S.
at Louisville-Ath., Z; Louisv'e, 10.
Az Detrolt-Boaton, s; Detroit, l6.
At Chicago-New York, 8; Chicago, Is
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Weston's Public School Teachers,

Special Dipatch to the Intes!i0enctr. IA
WESTON, W. Va, July 5.-The follow.
Ing teachera were appointed tonight to
serve in our free schools for the next
year: Principal, ]. W. Bunner; first aa.
sistant, J. E: Connolly; second, Miss May
Boland; third, Mrs. E. B. Arbuckle; :;
!ourth. Miss Mary Tierney; fifth, Miss
Mary W: Smith; sixth, Miss Ella Murray.
Five dollars was added to the salary OF the
first assistant, making 1t fifty dollars per
month. IlIIt
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lNCENDIARY ARRESTED.

! A warrant charging him with arson was
sworn out and searching parties secured
the surrounding country to apprehend
him. He was found hiding in the woods
elk miles from Clarendon, and because
lynching was feared ho was taken to the
Warren jail. A charred skeleton was
found in one Of the rooms OF the hotel and
it is supposed to be that Of hack driver
named Sullivan, who Is missing. He was
seen about the hotel early in the evening
drunk. - = Q
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MANY good PERSONS who should have
known better burnt their fingers on the
Glorious Fourth, and more will do It next
year. Those who dance must pay the
miner, s5.t
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Ghe qatelliiqetlrrle':rlI:;.. ~.
On,csl Nus. 20 md ~ Fourteenth Street.

PERSONS karino the city for the season, and sum.
u,, tru,,itr., can hare The DAILY 1R1EillagNCxA
mattel 10 .Aer, po,tpdid, for % ctns pr month, he
adt,,,. bring changed as often a. desired. @
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Now for the biz Reunion. Then Wheel.
iny will DO packed, and won't she make
things hum! M,
Mn. CoNELiSG's opinions on glucose are
very entertaining. His opinion on rats
would mUve the country. y. ,..'ssg,

PHILADELPHIA had ian old.iaahioned
Fourth" without the powder burning, and
IA delighted with her success.
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Alarming Mortality In Now +, York.

New YoRK, July 5.-The mortality in
this city begins to excite alarm. Y ester
day 200 people died, and to-day the deaths
Of 208 were recorded. g,
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ECHOES
. y - -.sL-Es!.t' l57A L9t4i3 ~ 'Es- 'IA
A NUMBER OF BAD ACCIDENTS,
Some Of whloh were Attended with Loss
OF Lsfe..The BurstlnS of a Cannon.
A Fatal Explosion OF Firsworks.
Some Of the Minor Casaalties.

i i . b . .
ritoanoho' MASS July 5.-A terrible
ACCIDENT occurred yesterday afternoon on
the Fitchburg Horse Railroad, in which
one woman was killed and two :, ,,,,, o.a -.
aan,a,o rooa,,aa ] ,,;ss, anu wv .hU,e pas' NJ
' sI,t .'Setseu 'A!ut'es whlch VIII prob
aply prove fatal, while several others were
badly hurt. q & + 3,t M .l.
Tho car left F;tcbh, - - ,,,,.L,., -, ~ =! I.
for the Fair Gronnda sna 1vul h"5 a;n atset hoon
ple on hoard on that u wa mst - n1tio'y Pee,
game. Many narsona @ rera ~{ haua;n ~ see eaii
front and resr natiormo m''" "n n@uSsnH .K 70 tne
the car, -When a ahn.t "du ,i;a,amnn .uo s'aes o.
the city the horaes hscana to t.;oh.nn, Jut y,
the driver Loaf control ~ ,ba ann;Unia m nhu
car ran along at a rand nu ns.a auS's. tama aho
one sbonte3 j,on, tla pnso, ,ss. ann ai.ts some
"Jump for vonr lifa,n ~ i0"' platform i'''''11
In an inatsnt the nass s = 80 e,,, - ~ ~. :,
c,oudad M 'ns.aut toaatho .ne passengers, who were
horses or driver becams eou,a hos sge tne
They rose from THAR saa,. .'tAeu. foro;ra ~
who were standing in % tha ais,es s hst,.oau tnoee
rasd, .ae ssdsa On sae piattorm These were al
of several Of T than aauHen tom II rush pushed
the car and eecsped. The casnattv pvu, ,;at laom I;
as follows: ~. .~G""' I11'''4'
nrshaa MalaAn ~ v br.en, aged thirty years, was
FOREMOST .oet upon the rocks alongside tho
;sse. tssek. aef neck was broken and her skull
.iac.uteo. naa. .a MARY Hara, who was sitting
hear lug slde OF the car, was forced out OF
t.es se"t cs anu 1911 from the car, striking her
neau. one remain unconscious for eey.
~ elat houls. mr.. Cahill leaped OF and fell
.I;sh ~ she ground, breaking hia leg at the
.h.en; u Bridget Dunno was pushed from
tae has platform ;nna ana dragged along, screening
is.,!.' ho. i.ace' lnlurlnR one eye and badly
oiolslnE ner body: Allen Mccarthy leap.
hu huth auu sna, ieil, breaking hs collar bone and
ovsr r thn I"Aiss: ss. hooeit Maitland was forced
and was cut and bruiseds and anata;nah
probably fatal internal injuries. Thomas
U"ns1y ts,na1l, lell OH the car and was hurt in.
sevara, o,bo,. !, ,o.
pushed Of were more ar ,eIlpsf lass ut d9elns
were able to 90 home withont o, asaetlr uieu ous
"-.Aous '''. '.e'''"tco' 'N' 'aS: 4
Killed by Exploding Rockets.
CHESTER, PA, July 5-Chester,s colo.
bration ended in d;at = :. ,a.;,..t,, s1'o
pipht wh;oh aaaaa.' ''oee'ns .e aeoluen' last
.hu'' : WHICH cAuseu the death Of one
Young woman and the disfgurement of <
several others. 3S,t
During the display OF fireworks in thu 4
OpeQ eOuara In tha Eortb nv, II 1,.,..'.-e' b
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-16

Fred Shultz is to give his annual Christ.
ma, hal Il. Sheridan on Monday evening,
De,cnber Goth.
The railroad s:aast. up On SUNDAY near
the water tank was wreck of medium
sized proportions.
Brakeman Cunningham had his left hand
badly hurt early this morning while at
tempting to couple freight cars.
Jack Stephens, who recently died on the
Com stock, in Nevada. was for a number
Of years :: resident of Bannack He had
an arm amputated at Bannack-Dr. Lev.
witt performing the operation.
Quartz representing time will soon cx.
from jumpers should see that the required
amour, ot work is done on claims before
the / st day OF January, 1885,
Cards have been received announcing
that Miss Molie a. Bridwell and Rev
Kent White will be united in marriage at
North Denver Nj. f. Church, Denver, Col.
,Ist. Miss Bridwell was lately one Of the
accomplished teachers Of this county, and
many Montana friends will unite in ex.
tending congratulations and wishing a long
life OF married happiness.
News has just reached us OF the sudden
death of Mrs. Caroline Longmaid, wife oi
',hn Longmaid, ir., and daughter Of John
II and Martha Bumby, Of Silver S,ar.
The deceased was living in New Mexico a,
the time Of her death: where she wen,
with her husband last spring, Immediately
afte; their ~ arragc, Mr.. Longmaid is ex
| with her re;,ains, which will be taken tc
| Silver Star for burial.